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IWM Project:
Philipp Ther
Junior Professor of Polish and Ukrainian Studies,
Europa-Universität Frankfurt / Oder; Körber
Visiting Fellow
The History and Legacy of 20 th Century Ethnic
Cleansing in Europe
Junior Visiting Fellows
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Christoph Bärenreuter
Doktorand (Politikwissenschaften, Universität
Wien); DOC-Stipendiat der Österreichischen
Akademie der Wissenschaften
Europäische Öffentlichkeit. Demokratietheorie
und Empirie
Uner Daglier
Ph.D. candidate in Political Science, Boston College
Mill’s Argument for Free Expression
Michal Luczewski
Ph.D. candidate in Sociology, Warsaw University;
Jozef Tischner Junior Visiting Fellow
National Experience. Practice and Theory of
Nation in Everyday Life
Thomas Nesbit
Ph.D. candidate in Religion and Literature, Boston
University
Gender and Violence in “Wiener Aktionismus“
(Viennese Actionism)
Justin Steinberg
Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy, Boston University
The Concept of Freedom in Spinoza’s Political
Writings
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Guests
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Mathias Thaler
Doktorand (Philosophie, Politikwissenschaft,
Universität Wien); DOC-Stipendiat der
Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
Gründen, Fundieren, Rechtfertigen. Eine
Archäologie moralischer Argumente im Feld des
Politischen
Matthias Till
Doktorand (Soziologie, Technische Universität
Wien); DOC-Stipendiat der Österreichischen
Akademie der Wissenschaften
Stationen des Arm Seins im neuen Europa –
Sozialer Wandel und Verfestigung prekärer
Lebenslagen in Budapest, Dublin und Wien
Iryna Vushko
Ph.D. candidate in History, Yale University
Austrians in Galicia: Social Transformations of the
Former Polish Territories in the Austrian Empire
Jack Russell Weinstein
Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Associate
Member of Graduate Faculty, Department of
Philosophy and Religion, University of North
Dakota, Grand Forks
September
Andrew C. Janos
Professor of Political Science, University of California,
Berkeley; Fullbright Senior Specialist
October
The IWM offers its guests the possibility to present their work for
discussion on the Internet. Since 1996, IWM Working Papers have
been published regularly on IWM‘s Website.
Oksana Zabuzhko
Modernism, Feminism, Nationalism: The Death of Don Juan?
The entrance of women on the stage of history over a century
ago killed Don Juan, but it did not kill the Stone Master who
proved to be far more successful a seducer. Whether women
have enough strength to oppose hum, rather than playing in
accordance with his established rules, remains a question to
be answered in the new century.
Oksana Zabuzhko lives in Kyiv as a writer and literary scholar.
She is an Associate Researcher at the Institute of Philosophy,
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences; in 2004 she was a Milena
Jesenska Fellow at IWM.
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Meike Schmidt-Gleim and Mieke Verloo
One More Feminist Manifesto of the Political
Meike Schmidt-Gleim is a research fellow at the Austrian
Academy of Sciences. She is currently working in Paris. In 2001
she was a Junior Fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in
Vienna. She prepares a dissertation on democracy.
Mieke Verloo works as a lecturer in political science and
women’s studies at the University of Nijmegen and as a
Research Director for the MAGEEQ-project at the Institute for
Human Sciences in Vienna. Her work focuses mainly on
feminism and on equality policies, more specifically on gender
mainstreaming.
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